Ryder Cup | Dominant USA overwhelms Europe
The Hindu
Veteran Dustin Johnson shines with a five-from-five for the winner
The United States crushed Europe 19-9 to recapture the Ryder Cup on Sunday in a performance captain Steve Stricker called the “greatest of all time.”
Collin Morikawa, the 24-year-old reigning British Open champion and World No. 3, delivered the winning half point when he tied his match with Viktor Hovland at Whistling Straits.
He was one of eight 20-somethings on a US team that featured nine players in the world’s top 11 — all gunning to regain the coveted trophy won by Europe in France three years ago.
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